On 19 Nov 2002 at 11:29, Fringe Ryder wrote:

> Since I haven't gotten any more feedback, I finished up icon functionality 
> my way and have tossed her up on the web.
> 
>       http://kittycentral.net/Plucker/PlkrData.html
> 
> Both sources and a Windows binary are there.
>
> All the basics work - registration under Windows (not Linux yet), saving, 
> and loading channel data and icons.
>
> Still to-do are things that we didn't think of in the discussions - 
> packaging up exclusion lists and unregistering - plus the Linux 
> registration.  Cross-process communications with Desktop may have to wait, 
> since I can't find any sign that Desktop would be expecting a message sent yet.
> 
> Feedback would be very appreciated.

Looking through, I think it is very nicely done. Great work! 

For exclusion lists, this has come up before with regards to how to package these with 
descriptions of sites, since that is arguably the most important part, as it is the 
part that 
most people don't know how to set up on their own.

Exclusion lists are about one of the few areas of the config that would benefit from 
an XML 
format. However, XML configs isn't doable now. Also, it would be beneficial to allow 
the 
exclusions to be commandline accessbile for future tools that wanted to call the 
parser with 
specific exclusions. Therefore, it was put forward, to include exclusions as numbered 
keys, 
using the existing method of an exclusion list entry. For example:
exclusion_item1=0:-:.*\.mp3$
exclusion_item2=0:-:http://.*www.x10.com/.*
The parser would then loop through a section, looking to see if there was the next 
incremented 
number of key, and if so, add that exclusion to the active exclusions.

Best wishes,
Robert


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